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Blue bread and rose gold: this Spanish city serves the best burger in Spain in 2025

Cordoba has emerged as the new epicentre of the country’s gourmet burger scene. The restaurant Nolito’s has claimed the title of Spain’s Best Burger 2025 with its creation “Diamante Azul”, the overall…

15 de January de 2026

Living in Spain·Gastronomy·Spain

AI helps uncover sensation: Lost Gothic panel from Zamora discovered in US museum

Spain Press Editorial Team A Gothic panel painting from Villalpando (province of Zamora) that had been missing for decades has been rediscovered in the United States with the help of artificial intelligence…

14 de January de 2026

Culture·Spain·Living in Spain·News·Other news

Spain: From Place to Settle to Place to Stay (For a While)

For many years, Spain was regarded as the ideal destination for European retirees. Sunshine, comparatively moderate living costs, a reliable healthcare system and a slower pace of life made the country a…

10 de January de 2026

Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day

Alicante: Repeat offender arrested for animal cruelty after abusing 19 fighting cocks

In the province of Alicante, the Policía Nacional has arrested a 40-year-old man on charges of animal cruelty after discovering 19 fighting cocks kept at his home, despite a previous court conviction…

9 de January de 2026

Spain·Topics of the day·Crime·News

Spain’s number one travel destination for 2026 – and it’s an entire region

No single hotspot, no overcrowded metropolis.For 2026, National Geographic has named the Basque Country Spain’s Best of the World destination — a choice that closely reflects the mood of the moment. Spa.in…

9 de January de 2026

Travel·Travel News·On the road·Gastronomy·Spain·País Vasco·Topics of the day

Arriving Early at Work Can Also Be Grounds for Dismissal in Spain

Arriving early at work has long been seen as a sign of commitment and professionalism. Many employees believe that starting ahead of time improves their standing with management or helps them cope…

8 de January de 2026

Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day·Legal

Housing pressure fuels the boom in urban storage units across Spain

Growing pressure on Spain’s housing market is giving fresh momentum to a real estate segment that until recently remained largely under the radar: urban storage units. Smaller homes, rising rents and the…

8 de January de 2026

Property·Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day

Can a tenant change the lock of a rented property in Spain?

Changing the lock is often one of the first things people consider when moving into a new home, mainly for security reasons. But when the property is rented, many tenants wonder whether…

7 de January de 2026

Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day·Legal

When Do the 2026 Winter Sales Start? Key Dates for January Discounts in Spain

No sooner does the Christmas season come to an end than consumers across Spain turn their attention to the next fixed date in the retail calendar: the January sales. While 5 and…

4 de January de 2026

Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day·Economy

The Roscón de Reyes evolves — but the classic cream version still reigns supreme

The Roscón de Reyes remains one of Spain’s most emblematic festive pastries, traditionally marking the end of the Christmas season on 6 January. While its roots lie firmly in tradition, the product…

4 de January de 2026

Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Gastronomy·Spain·Topics of the day